There are a few clones of the Matrix Infinity floating around, Modbo, AppleEx, Matrix Infinity SE and some more. Modbo 4.0 comes on a differently laid out pcb to earlier model Modbo chips, allowing for a slightly neater install. One of the major improvements Modbo 4 has over other Matrix clones is its better compatibility with DVD 9 and runs dual layer much better then older models. The Modbo 4.0 is a clone of the original Matrix Infinity range of PS2 mod chips. The Modbo 4.0 also uses a clock point, some of our customers have found that chips using a clock point “CX” are generally more stable then the same type of chip not using a clock point. You can now go into the config menu and setup the Modbo 4 the way you want it, this is extremely handy for a lot of reasons. If that wasn’t enough, they have now managed to get the firmware’s config menu and all its options to work and save. Another bonus with the Modbo 4.0 is its now running the Matrix Infinity firmware v1.91 and is also possible to upgrade the firmware at a later date without any problems. Second are the guys over at who produced the Modbo v2.1 & Modbo 745.Ī major difference we found between Modbo 4 and Modbo 745 is the Modbo 4.0 does work from v5 to v16 as advertised, but the Modbo 745 has trouble working in consoles under v9. We also want to explain to customers that there are two producers of the Modbo range of chips, first are the guys at who produced the Modbo 3.0 & Modbo 4.0.
We believe this chip is a great solution for those looking for a compact and feature packed chip without the high price tag. Its PCB layout is a perfect “L” shape which makes install a breeze.
The Modbo v4.0 is compatible with v5 to v16 and it is also compatible with the newly released SCPH-7700x & 7900x consoles. The Modbo v4.0 is the latest chip from the guys at. (NOTE: IF WE ARE OUT OF V4 YOU WILL RECEIVE V5 INSTEAD)
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